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'''Pac-Man''' is a real-life arcade game. The game features the titular character eating pellets in a maze while avoiding ghosts. | '''''Pac-Man''''' is a real-life arcade game. The game features the titular character eating pellets in a maze while avoiding ghosts. | ||
In ''[[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: | In ''[[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever]]'', Greg decides to make a video game for the [[Holiday Bazaar]]. He settles on ''Pac-Man''. Greg designs the box to make it look like the real arcade unit, and tapes Pac-Man to a popsicle stick and the ghosts to pencils. He puts Rowley inside the box to operate the ghosts, while the player moves Pac-Man from outside the box. However, the maze falls out after he cuts it, so he ends up not using the game. The Pac-Man cabinet later appears in Greg's basement after it gets flooded. | ||
A parody of Pac-Man, titled | A parody of ''Pac-Man'', titled ''[[Crumb Muncher]]'', appears in ''[[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway]]''. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Pacman.png|The real Pac-Man game, as drawn by Greg. | Pacman.png|The real ''Pac-Man'' game, as drawn by Greg. | ||
Pac-Man and Ghosts in crafts.jpg|The | Pac-Man and Ghosts in crafts.jpg|The cutouts for Pac-Man and the ghosts. | ||
Greg and Rowley making Pac-Man arcade in cardboard.jpg|Greg and Rowley designing the Pac-Man arcade. | Greg and Rowley making Pac-Man arcade in cardboard.jpg|Greg and Rowley designing the ''Pac-Man'' arcade cabinet. | ||
Greg gives Rowley a empty bottle for the Pac-Man arcade.jpg|Greg gives Rowley an empty bottle in case he needs to go to the bathroom. | Greg gives Rowley a empty bottle for the Pac-Man arcade.jpg|Greg gives Rowley an empty bottle in case he needs to go to the bathroom. | ||
Greg cuts out the border for the maze in Pac-Man arcade and fell inside.jpg|Greg cuts the border for the maze, which falls in. | Greg cuts out the border for the maze in Pac-Man arcade and fell inside.jpg|Greg cuts the border for the maze, which falls in. | ||
Greg sees Rowley inside the Pac-Man arcade box.jpg|Rowley inside the Pac-Man box. | Greg sees Rowley inside the Pac-Man arcade box.jpg|Rowley inside the ''Pac-Man'' box. | ||
Greg is shocked to see a basement being flooded by water.jpg|The arcade in the basement. | Greg is shocked to see a basement being flooded by water.jpg|The arcade machine in the basement. | ||
Pacmanreference.png|A parody of Pac-Man, titled Crumb Muncher in The Getaway. | Pacmanreference.png|A parody of Pac-Man, titled ''Crumb Muncher'', in ''The Getaway''. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:06, 15 September 2019
Pac-Man is a real-life arcade game. The game features the titular character eating pellets in a maze while avoiding ghosts.
In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever, Greg decides to make a video game for the Holiday Bazaar. He settles on Pac-Man. Greg designs the box to make it look like the real arcade unit, and tapes Pac-Man to a popsicle stick and the ghosts to pencils. He puts Rowley inside the box to operate the ghosts, while the player moves Pac-Man from outside the box. However, the maze falls out after he cuts it, so he ends up not using the game. The Pac-Man cabinet later appears in Greg's basement after it gets flooded.
A parody of Pac-Man, titled Crumb Muncher, appears in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway.